Vol 2

LSA Annual Meeting Extended Abstracts 2011

Table of Contents

Articles

A phase theoretic account of coreference relations in picture DPs
Jason Ginsburg, Sandiway Fong
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A phonetic study of the tongue root contrast in Buriat and Ewen
Hijo Kang, Seongyeon Ko
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2:1-5
Acquisition of English verb transitivity by native speakers of Japanese
Tomonori Nagano
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3:1-5
Aspect under (and out of) control in Mandarin Chinese
Thomas Grano
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Cross-linguistic variation in 'before'-clauses
Yael Sharvit, Lyn Shan Tieu
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Crossover and ethical pronouns in Brazilian Portuguese
Ana C Bastos-Gee
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Elliptical constructions and underlying clefts
Joanna Nykiel
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Fast mapping from argument structure alone
Sudha Arunachalam, Sandra R. Waxman
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Frozen Scope and WCO: New Insights into the Structure of Russian Ditransitives
Svitlana Antonyuk-Yudina, John Bailyn
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Functional significance of rising-intonation declaratives in settings with special discursive norms
Michael A. Shepherd
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I love me some Jiminy Glick: The semantic contribution of 'some' in personal dative constructions
Liela Edel Rotschy
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Infants Use Prosody to Learn About Clauses
Kara E Hawthorne
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Licensing of the NPI ʔumr and its implications for sentential negation in Cairene Egyptian Arabic
Usama Soltan
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Negative word-order patterns among Breton-speaking adults and children
Holly Jane Winterton
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Neighborhood density and word frequency in child German
Aleksandra Zaba, Thomas Schmidt
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"No news is good news": The Quantifier/State-of-Affairs ambiguity in English
Neal Whitman
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Nonfamiliarity and indefinite descriptions
Barbara Abbott, Laurence R. Horn
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Nonlinear development of speaking rate in child-directed speech
Eon-Suk Ko
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On the grammaticalization of nominalization marker =ay in Kavalan and Amis: a contrastive study
Haowen Jiang
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One =Mi: An Evidential, Epistemic Modal, and Focus Marker
Iksoo Kwon
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Parisitic Gap Constructions in Lebanese Arabic: Resumption as Pied-piping
Youssef A. Haddad
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Perception and representation of Mandarin fricatives
Yu-an Lu
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Perceptual Cues to Lexical Tone in Burmese
James Gruber
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Probabilistic Modeling of Tone Perception: Autosegmental "targets" are insufficient
Deepti Ramadoss
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Quantitative data as a clue to auxiliary contraction processes
Laurel MacKenzie
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Reflexives and blocking effects in Iron Range English
Sara Schmelzer Loss
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Relative clauses in Asheninka Perene (Arawak)
Elena I Mihas
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Resumptive Pronouns in Chinese Passives
Ting Xu
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Rising intonation and uncertainty
Erin Zaroukian
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Sentential adverb frankly as modifier of a deleted speech verb
Hector Velasquez
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Severing Scale Structure from the Adjective
Edward Matthew Husband
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The effect of lexical stratum on perception of contrast
Ellen Broselow, Marie Huffman, Jiwon Hwang, Yu-an Lu, Jennifer Park, Jessica Fareri
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The level of perception of illusory vowels
Jiwon Hwang, Ellen Broselow
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Types of Degree Questions: Consequences of Different Adjective Classes
Katy McKinney-Bock
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Uncommon Common Grounds and the Korean Reportative Evidential -tay
Joo Yoon Chung
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Vowel hiatus and Dispersion Theory
Erika Varis
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What Determiners can do: Data from Mopan Maya
Ellen Contini-Morava, Eve Danziger
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Why Prosody Matters: Surface Scope Bias in Russian Quantifier Scope
Svitlana Antonyuk-Yudina
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